Step Back in Time at Berlin’s Historic Marzahn Windmill
The Marzahn Mill, a historic windmill, has been a prominent feature of the former village of Alt-Marzahn since 1993. Owned by the district office of Marzahn-Hellersdorf, it is jointly operated with Mühlenverein Berlin-Marzahn e.V. Visitors can reach the mill via numerous bus and tram lines.
The Marzahn Mill offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Visitors can learn about the history of milling and observe how windmills functioned a century ago. The guided tour begins with the cultivation of grain and culminates in a traditional baking session, where cookies are made and enjoyed. The mill is accessible via several bus lines (192, 195, 154, 195) and tram lines (18, 16, M8, M6, M17).
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The Marzahn Mill, an active and visible part of the district's history, provides an educational and engaging experience for visitors. Its accessibility by multiple public transport lines makes it a convenient destination for history enthusiasts and families alike.
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